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Guest
Hi all,
I was playing around with ASP.Net 2.0 and recognized that in case you use
Code-Behind/Beside (how is it called in future?) the parser still creates TWO
classes one partial class under the global namespace which is called the same
way than your codebehind class and another class under ASP namespace which is
called the way you named your ASPX file (using underscores instead of dots).
It's not enough, it playces the files you created into it's temp folder. So
my is question is now, what is this for? I thought (read various articles
about the new features) that the partial class thing was invented to avoid
inheritance... Or am I wrong? Maybe I missunderstood something.
Could please someone enlight me?!
Thanks in advance
Patrick
I was playing around with ASP.Net 2.0 and recognized that in case you use
Code-Behind/Beside (how is it called in future?) the parser still creates TWO
classes one partial class under the global namespace which is called the same
way than your codebehind class and another class under ASP namespace which is
called the way you named your ASPX file (using underscores instead of dots).
It's not enough, it playces the files you created into it's temp folder. So
my is question is now, what is this for? I thought (read various articles
about the new features) that the partial class thing was invented to avoid
inheritance... Or am I wrong? Maybe I missunderstood something.
Could please someone enlight me?!
Thanks in advance
Patrick